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by radihuq 6mo ago
During the day I run Facebook ads for an apparel brand. On nights & weekends I'm trying to automate my job: https://www.staticads.ai/ :)
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by radihuq 4y ago
Check out this book called The 2 Hour Cocktail Party. I used it as structure to host a small get together last week and it was a lot fun! I think as other comments allude to scheduling can be really hard so its a good idea to start sending
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by radihuq 4y ago
I'm working on a project where I launch something every week this year. Here's my process: * Create a notepad in your phone and throw any and all ideas in there whenever they come up * Choose one to work on this weekend - whicheve
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by radihuq 4y ago
feedback is really important because: * it helps event planners improve their events * gives event planners data points to attract more/higher quality sponsors Imagine what your local dev meetup organizers could do if they had more fun
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Show HN: Lock your event pictures behind a feedback form(herearethepics.com)
1 points by radihuq 4y ago|4 comments
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by radihuq 4y ago
Haha good idea :) in the meantime feel free to follow along on Twitter (link in bio)
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by radihuq 4y ago
I'm going to build & launch a new project every week - https://www.radihuq.com/52
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by radihuq 4y ago
Haha yeah happy holidays, and thank you :)
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by radihuq 4y ago
I created this project over the weekend, inspired by the infamous leaked text exchange[0] between Elon and Parag. https://www.whatdidyougetdonethisweek.net/ You can text updates on things you get done throughout the week, a
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Show HN: What did you get done this week?(whatdidyougetdonethisweek.net)
1 points by radihuq 4y ago|4 comments
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by radihuq 4y ago
Great insight into how it all happened! Thanks for sharing
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by radihuq 4y ago
> I have a sort spot for the folks at Twilio, because they were actually the ones who convinced us to do ads on Read the Docs originally, with a hacked together campaign way back in like 2015 This sounds really interesting! I find it fas
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by radihuq 4y ago
out of curiosity, how big is the file? EDIT: never mind, I see you answered this in another comment: > The original film is around 10TB of mpeg2 1080p 25mbit/sec 25 frames per second. > We later transcoded to h264, it now clocks
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by radihuq 4y ago
I like Supabase's SaaS model because I don't have to worry about infra work; I can just build. Maybe eventually I'll have to explore other options, but for now my projects are still small enough where their feature set meet m
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by radihuq 5y ago
I look at a bunch of company dev blogs for my side project[0]. IMO don't use Medium as its tough for content exploration as a user. I think the best option is to setup a static site generator using whatever tool works for you - ideally
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by radihuq 5y ago
Good breakdown, thanks!
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by radihuq 5y ago
40x valuation seems crazy, even in 2022. Is this the new norm, or is AngelList Venture an exception?
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by radihuq 5y ago
I actually just got hired off last month's thread. I received 7 inbound emails, some more personalized than others. 1 Twitter DM. Surprisingly, I even received emails into the last week of February. For context, I'd call myself an
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by radihuq 5y ago
I think he has a very desirable core demographic of young technologists Mix that with him being popular, well connected, and generally well respected, I can see why big names in tech would be eager to go on his podcast
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by radihuq 5y ago
Indiehackers makes a lot of sense since they can sell builders on using Stripe Payments and Stripe Atlas on Day 0. Here though, I'm not so sure - maybe they try to sell intellectual content creators on a Gumroad alternative via Stripe
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by radihuq 5y ago
Does anyone know Stripe's strategic reason to acquire a content company and/or run Stripe Press? I find it hard to think of the connection here other than a philanthropic effort by the founders.
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by radihuq 5y ago
Location: Waterloo, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: React, React Native, JavaScript, TypeScript, NodeJS, GraphQL, ExpressJS, PostgreSQL, TypeORM, AWS, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Storybook, Serverless Résumé/CV
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by radihuq 5y ago
I find it hard to learn programming if I'm not intrinsically motivated. As another person mentioned, the learning curve is immense and it takes a lot of time to get a productive state. Here's what I'd recommend: * If you coul
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by radihuq 5y ago
Interestingly, someone built a recipe app with this narrative and received a ton of backlash online: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56241653
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Microsoft Loop(microsoft.com)
37 points by radihuq 5y ago|12 comments
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by radihuq 5y ago
I can't find the exact timestamp but at the beginning of this podcast[0] Jason Calacanis talks about his experience joining Musk backstage at SNL, as well as how that Asperger's joke came to be. If I recall correctly, I think its
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by radihuq 5y ago
+1 my experience is the same - its a great laptop barring the fan, microphone, and camera
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by radihuq 5y ago
It is true, Chamath from Social Capital mentioned it towards the end of the recent All-In podcast
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by radihuq 6y ago
A startup-focused coach sounds incredibly valuable. How did you find your coach?
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by radihuq 6y ago
How much of the $30M expenditure do you spend on marketing?

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